CEO Stan
During the so-called pandemic, it appears that customer satisfaction
plummeted, meaning that it went down. I am fully aware that most of my readers
don’t know English all that good.
From the survey which I commissioned at a ghastly low price
using abilities I mustered when working in Supply Chain, we learnt that 80.8% of
our clients want to uninstall our product; another 40% are willing to shoot CEO
Stan if they spot him in a dark alley, and an amazing 97% percent think that “HR
is the only good thing about your company”.
Before confronting our chief nerd Comrade Carl Marks about
these findings, I had a one on one with CEO Stan. “The Board will be all over
me Gloria”. I suggested that we table these findings as per our core value of functional
transparency. CEO Stan told me that “you are the cat’s pyjamas!”
But it was too late. Cynthia Axe, my hatchet women, had
already wandered into Carl’s office and told him that “CEO Stan will make you
into minced meat, Comrade Carl”, and handed him the survey results. But to our surprise,
Comrade Carl was as cool as a cucumber.
The comrade has just spent a week in Europe, where “I have
been inculcated with humanitarian values. Our clients are dissatisfied not only
because they are perhaps ignorant, but because they are all on edge asking “when
do we get a product fix”. The Comrade’s eyes filled with charity and
kindness. Then he proclaimed, “No one will get a product fix until everyone
gets a product fix. It’s as simple as that. It’s all about managing peoples’
expectations. When our clients know that they are all treated in the same way,
criticism of our company will be replaced by adoration”.
CEO Stan texted me that “either Comrade Carl is hallucinating
or he “might be on to something”. Stan added, “Gloria, let’s align our values
to be more egalitarian. Let’s brand ourselves as globalists and humanitarian
for the next few weeks”.
I booked an educational trip to Belgium but when I read the
travel warning, I suggested sending Ms Axe, who in an anti-vaccine advocate.
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